Initiation (?!) first step - admitting mistakes

[Guest guest]

> Pardon me? I'm not endorsing past lectures, I think it's

> personal business of anyone to decide, if he can find some

> benefit or not in them. The point is that if we find such

> lectures as full of deviating phylosophy, then we have to admit

> in total blindness over years, and first of all there should

> be some clear and free of sentiments explanation from mouths

> of our beloved higher authorities and GBC. They should exlain

> who is that only now they've found theological mistakes, and

> have to admit in their spiritual incompetence, at least till

> some extend.

 

I agree that some humility from those who misunderstood things side, will

always be welcome. I saw some signs of that in this year's GBC statement in

regards to Pradyumna prabhu etc, and that was a positive surprise. But I

think many of us need a lot more to really be satisfied, and to be convinced

that it is genuine humility, not just to satisfy the ears of today's

sceptical devotees.

 

Ys

Jatu